Greekosophy
Greekosophy has been created in order to bring together that combination of delicious Greek food, made from fresh, mostly organic ingredients, to support the local producers and community, and create that familiar feeling you get when it seems you’ve known the people behind the counter forever. Greekosophy is not just about good, Greek food. It’s about being passionate for what you do. It’s about experiences. It’s about learning the story behind everything we sell, everyone we do business with. It’s about people. Our food is home-made. Prepared and cooked by us, using authentic Greek recipes. They have been tried and tested nemerous times, so you can be sure we will only serve food we love to eat.
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29 Stafford Street
,
Liverpool, Merseyside
, L3 8LX
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